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Beth Hillson: Celebrating St. Patrick’s Day Gluten-Free - Mar 16,2012
March 17th is St. Patrick's Day, commemorating the most beloved and commonly recognized of all of the patron saints of Ireland. For most people in America, green beer, corned beef and cabbage and Irish soda bread are the typical fare enjoyed at most cele
Dreena Burton: Let them Eat Vegan! - Mar 15,2012
When you make your own food from scratch, it is not only more economic but it helps you to connect with your food, where it comes from and who is growing it. The more that people choose to shop consciously, the better it is for the environment. Only when
Joe Cross Talks About Being "Fat, Sick & Nearly Dead" - Mar 14,2012
In America, obesity has become a severe problem that affects people of all ages. While there are many diets, fitness chains and other methods to help shed unwanted pounds, sometimes, you must reach rock bottom in order to take action. One day, Joe Cross
A Beekeeper's Perspective On CCD: Mystery? Disease? Symptom? - Mar 13,2012
According to the USDA's Agricultural Research Service, the ambiguous explanation offered for Colony Collapse Disorder is as follows: “beginning in October 2006, some beekeepers began reporting losses of 30-90 percent of their hives. While colony losses
The Beginner's Guide to Growing Heirloom Vegetables - Mar 12,2012
It is that time of the year when gardeners are ready to get outside and begin preparation for the new growing season. Anyone who knows the quality of garden fresh vegetables, values the flavor of heirloom vegetables. In The Beginners Guide to Growing Hei
Kathy Martin -The Process of Shale Gas Exploration - Mar 09,2012
As the pressure surmounts to eliminate our dependency upon foreign oil, natural gas development seems to be the bridge fuel to alternative energy. However, there are many concerns about the process involved with natural gas extraction, especially due to
Naturescaping -Peaceful Co-Existence Between Nature & People - Mar 08,2012
Thanks to extensive urban development over the last several decades, there has been a battle for land between homeowners and nature. Many people in suburban areas often complain about rabbits, bears, coyotes and other wildlife invading their back yards.
Kim Barnouin: "Skinny Bitch Book of Vegan Swaps" - Mar 07,2012
Veganism typically is a dietary choice that some people will choose due to health reasons or moral beliefs. It has now become an ideal choice for economic reasons. Thanks to the weak economy, more people are opting for plant based diets because they are
Hogan Gorman: "Hot Cripple" - Mar 06,2012
Most people assume that if you are in an accident, once you arrive at the hospital you will receive immediate attention. While the ambulance may rush you there in a timely fashion, your health insurance or lack thereof may determine how quickly you are t
Patricia Foreman Discusses Occupy Backyards -One Flock United! - Mar 05,2012
Due to the widespread demand for organic locally grown food, there is a new movement called Occupy Backyards. Gardeners, environmentalists, micro-flockers and chicken farmers alike all know the full value of raising chickens. Chickens are a marvelous mem